The union-front group American Rights at Work is back on the air with television commercials aimed at revitalizing the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill, S.B. 560. The group run by former House Democrat Whip David Bonior of Michigan is running the ads…
The Washington Examiner looks at the $10 billion big labor health care handout: Union bosses who have mismanaged benefits for their own members are poised to receive a $10 billion bailout from U.S. taxpayers in the form of a “reinsurance…
Right to Work laws mean freedom and jobs, so it is no surprise that the Bowling Greene Daily News laments for Kentucky workers because of its legislature failure to end forced unionism and do the right thing for Kentucky workers: …
It looks like standing up against “making a deal for political advantage” was more than Sen. Arlen Specter could bear. According to Roll Call magazine, Sen. Specter is going back on his opposition to the so-called Employee Free Choice Act,…
Randy Schaber tells of his four-year battle with SEIU (Service Employees International Union) bosses and their “corporate campaign” to force card check unionism on his employees. SEIU bosses refused to allow workers a secret ballot; rather they engaged in numerous tactics to avoid…
Michelle Malkin takes a look at the SEIU’s aggressive tactics that led to fist fights and altercations at some congressional town hall meetings. Just think what these goons will be able to accomplish if the secret ballot election for…
Are forced union dues or fees, collected from workers as a condition of employment being used to pay for “Union Toughs” to silence Americans including union members themselves? Reports from a Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL) meeting in Tampa clearly show “union…
The Card Check Forced Unionism bill’s binding arbitration provision nationalizes labor relations and puts the future of our economy in the hands of bureaucrats and arbitrators. Behind closed doors, pro-big labor Senators appear ready to drop the provision eliminating the…
Doug Stafford of the National Right to Work Committee lays Big Labor's strategy to ram the Card Check Forced Unionism bill down the throats of the American people: Now that Al Franken is the new Senator from Minnesota, giving the Democrats enough votes to break a filibuster, opponents of the Orwellian-named “Employee Free Choice Act” have been wondering what Big Labor will do. “EFCA” leads to more forced unionism and since the Democrats have found new strength, it’s more than likely that they’ll try to jam the bill through Congress this fall despite the growing, nation-wide opposition to it. If the card check bill as written were to pass, workers would lose their right to secret ballot elections when union organizers target their workplaces.